WOW, alot of great ideas here!

Blimey Christine-, all those links are so impressive.

Annie

Thanks, Christine, what great links!

http://tipnut.com/sewing-machine-cover/

16 different covers

Good luck!

http://sewmamasew.com/blog2/2009/06/...over-tutorial/
http://www.spoolsewing.com/blog/2008...-machine-cozy/
http://emptybobbinsewing.com/2011/05...cover-pattern/
http://www.modabakeshop.com/2009/11/...r-up.html#more
http://www.patternmart.com/pattern/7...+Machine+Cover for sale pattern

i just measured also and made my own pattern.

I guess I am very thrifty. Since machines come in different sizes to begin with, why buy a pattern.

I did like treasureit and measured my machine back to front. Then I cut that piece and made the side pieces to fit [you can use freezer paper or muslin if you feel the need for side patterns to accomodate the curves.] I used prequilted fabric because I wanted to get my cover made asap.

ali

Once you find a patterns, perhaps might be a good time to practice FMQ.

there is a vidio on you tube.

I got a great simplicity patterns at Joann's, machine cover, serger, and more. And, I picked it up do 99 cents when they were on sale, so if you have access to a Joann's, (or order online) .... Simplicity patterns go on sale frequently at Joann's